Publisher's Synopsis
Ever since nine-year-old Zion got his new bicycle, his schoolmate and neighbor, Antom, has been acting mean. Antom always seems angry and says Zion is lazy and dumb. He even threatens to fight Zion.
Zion doesn't understand why Antom's being such a bully, but he's really upset. He isn't doing as well in school as he used to and doesn't feel like eating, all because he's worried about Antom. He's even having nightmares. And because he's hurt and confused, Zion hides his problem from his parents and teachers, hoping Antom will just stop.
While he's at school, Zion hangs out with friends, knowing Antom won't start too much trouble if other people are around. But what's he going to do when an angry Antom finds him alone?
An inspirational story about resolving conflict, Bully Goes Down helps parents and teachers discuss jealousy and bullying with children aged six to ten.
